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The Omega National Signature Arched range hood is a decorative wood shell in rift white oak, designed to mount on the wall above the cooktop and pair with a Sirius ventilation unit. The liner is included, making this a coordinated shell-and-liner pairing ready to accept the ventilator that moves the air.
Rift-sawn white oak is cut at an angle to the growth rings, which produces narrow, parallel grain lines with very little ray fleck visible. Where plain-sawn oak shows a cathedral or wavy grain, rift white oak reads calm and linear. That makes it a natural match for contemporary kitchens that use rift or quarter-sawn oak cabinetry, and an effective contrast material in transitional spaces where one species carries the perimeter and the hood is meant to anchor the wall.
Because the shell ships unfinished, the finish can be matched precisely to the surrounding cabinets at the time of installation, whether that means a natural oil, a light stain, or a painted treatment. There is no need to work around a factory color that does not quite coordinate.
This product is the decorative wood shell and the liner together. The liner is designed to accept a Sirius ventilation unit, which is the mechanical component that actually moves air, captures grease, and clears cooking odors. The Sirius ventilator is not included and is selected separately based on the cooktop output and the kitchen's ductwork. The shell itself has no blower, no CFM rating, and no filter of its own. Its job is the look and the enclosure; the ventilator's job is the airflow.
This shell suits a kitchen where the design calls for traditional raised-panel character and a wood species that holds a linear, grain-consistent surface. Cabinet shops finishing a high-specification kitchen in rift white oak can match the hood to the door style and apply the same finishing system across the run. Designers specifying a transitional kitchen can use the arched valance detail as a focal element on the range wall without introducing a material that conflicts with the cabinet species. The 42-inch width fits above a standard 36-inch cooktop with clearance on either side, and the wall-mount configuration suits a typical residential range wall with cabinetry flanking the hood.
No. This is the decorative wood shell and the Sirius-compatible liner. The Sirius ventilation unit that moves the air is a separate purchase and should be selected to match the cooktop and ductwork.
No. Rift-sawn oak is cut to produce a narrow, parallel grain with minimal ray fleck, which gives a quieter, more linear surface than plain-sawn oak. It coordinates closely with rift and quarter-sawn oak cabinetry.
The shell ships unfinished. Stain, paint, or a clear finish is applied on-site so it can be matched to the surrounding cabinetry.
The shell measures 43-3/4 inches wide, 22-7/8 inches tall, and 19-7/8 inches deep. Confirm these dimensions against the available wall space and cabinetry layout before ordering.
The liner is matched to Sirius ventilation, but the specific model should be confirmed against Sirius's compatibility guide and the cooktop BTU output before specifying.
When the design calls for a traditional arched hood in a species that holds a clean, grain-consistent surface, this rift white oak shell with its included Sirius-compatible liner is the starting point. Add the ventilator separately, finish on-site, and the hood becomes part of the cabinetry.
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